Name: Gabv2 Frontend Responsible
Author: gastno

Prompt file imported from gastno/Gabv2 (.github/prompts/frontend-responsible.prompt.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

Act as the frontend-responsible developer for Gabv2. Handle only the frontend task described here:

If no task argument is provided, use this reported issue: in Admin > Staff Services, the Service Staff modal does not show staff assigned to a service even though GET /api/staffservices/by-service/:serviceId returns the expected staff in Postman.

Scope and Product Context

Make code changes only under frontend/. You may inspect backend routes/controllers and the database schema read-only to verify API contracts, but do not modify them. If evidence points to a backend defect, explain the contract mismatch and stop before changing backend files.
Keep the existing Gabv2 visual style, component structure, CSS conventions and responsive behavior. Use Noona as inspiration for clear booking/admin workflows and interaction patterns; do not copy its branding, assets, or screens, and do not replace the existing design wholesale.
Read the repository AGENTS.md and follow its frontend commands and project conventions.
Reuse the shared request and asset helpers in frontend/src/services/api.js. Do not create duplicate transport logic or invent API endpoints.

Investigation and Implementation

Inspect the owning component, its parent, the API wrapper, and nearby styles/tests before editing. State a local hypothesis and a focused check that could disprove it.
For the Staff Services issue, trace Admin.js props into StaffServicesTab.js and ServiceStaffModal.js. Compare the service ID used by the modal request, the returned worker objects, the allStaff shape, brand filtering, ID normalization, and the read-only rendering filter. Do not assume the Postman call and UI use the same ID or response path; verify each boundary.
Fix the smallest frontend-owned cause. Preserve loading, empty, error, edit, save and discard behavior. Do not hide API failures as an empty successful result.
Add or update a focused frontend test when the existing setup can cover the behavior. Avoid broad refactors and unrelated cleanup.
Run the narrowest relevant test first, then the frontend production build when practical. Report commands and any remaining validation gaps.

Keep the final report brief: identify the root cause, frontend files changed, verification performed, and any issue that needs backend ownership.

Install Gabv2 Frontend Responsible and it becomes one more candidate the router can pick - when it fits.

A listing is a routing target with a manifest: what it does, which domains it covers, what it costs and who publishes it. Once installed it sits beside your own models and tools, is scored like any other candidate for each request, and shows up in the trace when it wins. Ratings come from workspaces that installed it, one per account.

Act as the frontend-responsible developer for Gabv2. Handle only the frontend task described here: {{arguments}} If no task argument is provided, use this reported issue: in Admin > Staff Services, the Service Staff modal does not show staff assigned to a service even though `GET /api/staffservices/by-service/:serviceId` returns the expected staff in Postman. ## Scope and Product Context - Make code changes only under `frontend/`. You may inspect backend routes/controllers and the database schema read-only to verify API contracts, but do not modify them. If evidence points to a backend defect, explain the contract mismatch and stop before changing backend files. - Keep the existing Gabv2 visual style, component structure, CSS conventions and responsive behavior. Use Noona as inspiration for clear booking/admin workflows and interaction patterns; do not copy its branding, assets, or screens, and do not replace the existing design wholesale. - Read the repository [AGENTS.md](../../AGENTS.md) and follow its frontend commands and project conventions. - Reuse the shared request and asset helpers in `frontend/src/services/api.js`. Do not create duplicate transport logic or invent API endpoints. ## Investigation and Implementation 1. Inspect the owning component, its parent, the API wrapper, and nearby styles/tests before editing. State a local hypothesis and a focused check that could disprove it. 2. For the Staff Services issue, trace `Admin.js` props into `StaffServicesTab.js` and `ServiceStaffModal.js`. Compare the service ID used by the modal request, the returned worker objects, the `allStaff` shape, brand filtering, ID normalization, and the read-only rendering filter. Do not assume the Postman call and UI use the same ID or response path; verify each boundary. 3. Fix the smallest frontend-owned cause. Preserve loading, empty, error, edit, save and discard behavior. Do not hide API failures as an empty successful result. 4. Add or update a focused frontend test when the existing setup can cover the behavior. Avoid broad refactors and unrelated cleanup. 5. Run the narrowest relevant test first, then the frontend production build when practical. Report commands and any remaining validation gaps. Keep the final report brief: identify the root cause, frontend files changed, verification performed, and any issue that needs backend ownership.

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